TrustReq Help Documentation
  • Welcome Page
  • Account Management
    • Creating a New Primary Account
    • Important Account Association Warning
  • Clio integration
    • How to import your Clio contacts into TrustReq
  • Security
    • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
  • Billing and Payment
    • Understanding Per Seat Pricing
    • Understanding how annual billing works
    • Handling Downgrades and Credits
  • Remote Identity Verification (IDV)
    • How to invite your client to verify their identity on TrustReq
    • Is TrustReq's remote identity verification tool compliant with the Law Society of Ontario?
  • Types of By-law 9 forms
    • Form 9A
    • A note about para. 1 of subsection 12(2) in By-Law 9
    • Form 9B
    • Form 9C
    • Form 9D and 9E
  • Trust Reconciliations
    • Monthly trust reconciliations for Ontario lawyers and paralegals
    • How to generate a trust listing report on Clio
    • How to record bank errors when performing a trust reconciliation
  • Cash Limits and Exceptions
    • Watch: How to perform a cash acceptance pre-check
    • Watch: How to record a cash transaction
    • What is the definition of cash?
    • How much cash can a licensee accept in a client matter?
    • When does the limit on accepting cash apply?
    • Are there any exceptions to the cash limit?
    • Definition of "public body" regarding cash limit exceptions
    • How much cash can a licensee accept in foreign currency?
    • Cash limit if the licensee is acting for more than one client on one client file
    • Example: If a client provides a licensee with $15,000...
  • Understanding how permissions work on TrustReq
  • Recording Keeping Guide
    • Record keeping requirements if cash received
    • Record keeping requirements if referral fee paid or received
    • Email money transfers into and out of a trust account
    • Circumstances when Ontario lawyers are not required to use a Form 9D nor a Form 9E under By-Law 9
    • Valuable Property Records
  • Referral Fees
    • Watch: How to generate a referral fee agreement
    • Watch: How to fill and manage the Law Society of Ontario's "Referral Fee Checklist"
    • Watch: How to record a referral fee transaction
    • Is the LSO's "Referral Fee Agreement" form mandatory?
    • What's the difference between a "matter" and a "referral fee matter" on TrustReq?
  • REFERENCE: Text of By-Law 9 (Financial Transactions and Records)
    • Part I - Interpretation
    • Section 1
    • Part II - Handling of money by bankrupt licensee
    • Section 2
    • PART II.1 - Handling of money by licensee whose license is suspended
    • Section 2.1
    • Section 2.2
    • Section 2.3
    • Section 2.4
    • Part III - Cash Transactions
    • Section 3
    • Section 4
    • Section 5
    • Section 6
    • Part IV - Trust Account
    • Section 7
    • Section 8
    • Section 8.1
    • Section 9
    • Section 10
    • Section 11
    • Section 12
    • Section 13
    • Section 14
    • Section 15
    • Section 16
    • Section 17
    • PART V - Record Keeping Requirements
    • Section 18
    • Section 19
    • Section 19.1
    • Section 20
    • Section 21
    • Section 22
    • Section 23
    • Section 24
  • TrustReq Referral rewards program
  • Project Roadmap
  • Terms of Use
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  1. Remote Identity Verification (IDV)

How to invite your client to verify their identity on TrustReq

This article explains how to send a request to your client (or "contact") asking them to verify their identity remotely.

Starting from your TrustReq dashboard, click on "Contacts" on the left-hand sidebar. Then, locate the contact whose identity you wish to verify.

Once you have found the relevant contact, click on "View details" to go to their Contact Display Page. Then, scroll down to the "Identity verification" section.

Click the "Invite for Verification" button, and confirm your decision. This action will send an email to your contact containing a link where they can verify their identity.

For security reasons, the email sent to your contact will also contain a passcode. He or she must enter that passcode before beginning the identity verification process.

After your contact attempts verification, you will see their verification status appear in your Contact Display Page. Each attempt will be listed, regardless of whether or not the attempt was successful. Common reasons why a verification attempt might not be successful is because the contact failed to capture a clear image of their government-issued ID, or failed to capture a clear selfie.

If the verification is successful, you will see the verified details displayed in this "Identity Verification" section. If the verification fails, the contact can retry. Multiple attempts might appear, and each attempt will be logged for your review.

Please note that pay-per-use fees apply to each attempt, regardless of whether or not the attempt was successful. Although these fees are nominal, they can quickly add up, so you should consider logging a disbursement for each pay-per-use you incur regarding a client's successful or unsuccessful identity verification session.

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